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Superintendent reports enrollment rise, new third-grade classroom and $30,000 meal-program grant

Chatom Union School District Board of Trustees · September 11, 2025
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Summary

Superintendent Cherise Olvera told the board enrollment has increased, a new third-grade classroom opened Sept. 4, the Food Services Department received a $30,000 grant for school breakfast and summer meals, and the Mountain View gym HVAC is operating at roughly 50–60% capacity.

Superintendent Cherise Olvera reported to the Chatom Union School Board on Sept. 11 that district enrollment has risen, placing some students on a waitlist, and that the district opened a new third‑grade classroom on Thursday, Sept. 4 to provide additional capacity.

Olvera also said the Food Services Department received a $30,000 grant—$15,000 per site—to support the 2025–2026 School Breakfast Program and the Summer Meal Program. She added the Mountain View gym HVAC unit is operating at about 50–60% capacity and that the district is exploring repair and replacement options.